Flat feet pros and cons Videos

Platypus? Minor niggle......as an Aussie I feel a little proprietary about our names being used on American owned and made knives....... Would some(Not all, of course- most folks don't care either way) Americans get a little riled if Aussie knife makers made a knife called the Bald Eagle, or some similar American icon?

Great review! What camera is this filmed on, it is great quality? 

Hey skall, I was wondering can you get these knives in the UK? Interested in trying my hand at wood whittling. The rules in this country with knives is such bullshit im not sure if they would deliver.

If you want an indepth reason why I hate rings, google image: "degloving ring" Not fond of that knife shape, way too expensive for a potato peeler. Cutting a seatbelt is hard and you need better tools for it, its one of the few places that serrations on a knife are really kinda needed.

That was a great review! First: blue threadlocker. On all screws, unless it will interfere with operation. Second: That sharpener. I want one! I am an old Boy Scout, and I just have too many knives and not enough time for the whetstone nowadays. What is that gizmo, please save me a search!

i've got a question. should you look for the same types of steel in knives as you do swords? in other words is the way they're used make some types of steel more ideal for one or the other?

Thank you for doing this video because people really need to hear this. I've been a loose natural for 14 yrs and will be taking the SL plunge sometime within the new year. I sort of dismissed SL in the beginning, prior to do research because I'm a DIY'er and don't believe in being a slave to anyone and I looked at SL as having to be a slave. Another reason is because I didn't know there were different rotations (such as 4 pt or 3 pt) which give a different look. Since I've learned that you can do it yourself AND that you can obtain different types of locks, I'm all in now & can't wait to start the journey.

Love you so much!!! Such a great video! You're so pretty!

Great Video.

As far as trap guns go, I have probably way to many ranging from kreighoff kx5s and 6 peraz tm1 and tmx as well as a 3200 and some BTs but the one gun that I really use the most is a Remington 870 with a Jack West pro combo stock, timney all steel trigger assembly, 30" step rib over bored barrel with an 870 CT trap forend, and it's flat bad, I have who the MT butte super handicap 3 years in a row with this set up, couldn't be more happier...

Hey Bill, fantastic lesson's man, I love your teaching style. However, my biggest question to you is, "Why the Hi-Hats in the middle of the set up?, instead of, off to the left (Right handed drummer) or right (Left handed drummer), and/or one on the left and one on the right, like most are doing these days. I am very curious by nature, however, if it's because of making things easier in any way, then I'd love to experiment myself. But I don't change 'my' set up unless it's absolutely necessary in order to make my drumming easier. You see, I'm getting up there in years and so if putting the hats in the middle makes things easier on the body, then (1) I want to hear about it, and (2) I will likely want to change if it does??? Thanks Bill for all that you do for the drumming community out here in web land. We appreciate and respect what and how you do what you do for us. God Bless man, take care and thanks. :)

What is your forehand grip, Brady?

Do any pro players adjust their forehand grip according to what shot/spin is coming towards them?